time to paint

Derek · Post by **Derek** » Fri Dec 10, 04 7:13 pm

You can always phone ICI in Americar and ask them for the paint formulation for WW1, just tell them make, model, and year, then have it made here to that formulation, thats what i did a few years ago

Alex · Post by **Alex** » Fri Dec 10, 04 7:34 pm

Where is Ivor !? he will sort you out !

Ashley · Post by **Ashley** » Fri Dec 10, 04 8:43 pm

Terry i use DUPONT they have a colour brick what they put on
your cars paint this gives you the formula.
Jobs a goodun.

MrNorm · Post by **MrNorm** » Fri Dec 10, 04 9:00 pm

Just don't assume that if someone does have a formula for WW1 over here it will necessarily be 100% accurate.

Not a problem if you don't need an exact match (repainting whole car) and you're not worried about having a different shade to other WW1's.

But if you are, get a sample mixed up first and check the match.
Or do like ashley said, get a chromograph (I made up that word but I I think it's something similar!!)

MrNorm · Post by **MrNorm** » Fri Dec 10, 04 9:03 pm

Hmmmm...WW1 is white I see. Maybe that is easier to match?
http://autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/sea ... e-pg01.jpg

Rich · Post by **Rich** » Fri Dec 10, 04 9:51 pm

Ask Ivor..Its his job..

Ivor · Post by **Ivor** » Sat Dec 11, 04 10:18 am

Terry...you got mail!